Castle of Salvarez Saga Ends in New York Wedding
Don Juan, Lola, and Medworth sail to New York after the Castle Salvarez restoration. Lola and Medworth marry soon after their return, while Jacinta contemplates her loss as Lord Chugmough’s wealth reappears. The tale ends with a veiled Lord Chugmough letter and no further revelations.
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Don Juan
Salvarez
Caracas
Philip
Gomez
Francisco
Mattazudo
Chugmough
Don ‘Juan Garza
Jacinta
Medworth
Bolivar
Captain Glover
Coroni River
Coroni
Arthur
Goroni
Lord Chugmough
Lola
Venezuela
Sir Galloping Grace
New York
Dona
Maria
Sclvarez
Salvaregz
Sells
Betating
Her husband's Relations. By Amy Randolph.
Clara May and Walter May fall from a hopeful life to ruin after Walter loses his bank job. Clara’s extravagance strains the marriage and drives them to move to Walter's parents' farm where Clara faces a stark, unsettled future.
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Amy Randolph
Clara Finds Home at Hazelcopse Farm with May Family
Clara, sheltered by Mrs May and Noah May at Hazelcopse Farm, discovers warmth and forgiveness after a harsh view of her in laws. She reveals a looming dressmaker bill, but theMays propose settling it and inviting her to stay. Walter embraces a rural life plan, joining Clara and the May family in managing the farm.
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Hazelcopse Farm
Noah May
Stinsijine
Clara
May
Walter
New York
Mr. May
Mrs.May
Mrs. May
Walter ‘May
Papa
Mamma
Lola
Walter May
Cara
Waiter
Court of Appeals Grants New Trial in Adams Murder Case
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously reverses a murder conviction of Roland B. Molineux, ruling the trial court erred in admitting evidence about poison sent to Cornish. The court cautions that parallel methods to Barnet’s killing do not prove intent to murder Mrs Adams without stronger linking evidence.
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Albany
N. Y
Roland B. Molineux
Kate B. Adams
New York City
Court of Appeals
Mrs. Adams
Cornish
Barnet
Sheriff Arrests Warden In Nebraska Seizures
West Point Nebraska October 13 special says Sheriff Gallagher confiscated a seine used by Special Game Warden L F Herz and friends at Horseshoe lake. Herz claimed lawful use under a new game law cited to allow seine use with a warden present to take buffalo fish and carp. He has seized dozens of seines on multiple trips and filed prosecutions against two men with quail.
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West Point
Neb
Gallagher
L. F. Herz
Horseshoe Lake
Herz
Elkhorn
Warden O'Brien
Wisner
Crowell
Capture of Paroled Convict Near Burlington Iowa
Chief Herring reports the capture near Burlington Iowa of Rube Whittaker a parolee from Chester penitentiary accused of attempting to murder James Halpin at San Gamon shaft No 2 Springfield Illinois Whittaker was seized after a long chase while in a buggy and held for custody with the officers closing in near Burlington.
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Herring of Lee
Burlington
Rube Wiitaker
Chester Penitentiary
James’ Halpin
Sangamon Shaft
Springfield
Whittaker
Wilson
Collision on Milwaukee road near Fayette kills engineer
A head end collision on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway near Fayette resulted in the death of Engineer Culberman. Conductor Haefner was seriously injured and Highland Park players Miller and Henry sustained minor injuries.
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Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Fayette
Culberman
Haefner
Highland’ Park College
Miller and
Henry
Senator Kearns Honored at O Neill Banquet in Nebraska
United States Senator Kearns of Utah was warmly welcomed in O Neill Nebraska with a reception and banquet hosted by local citizens. Speakers praised his charity and friendship while he expressed gratitude for Holt county memories and his parents’ gravesite. He forecast Utah’s bright future and thanked old acquaintances.
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United States
Kearns
Utah
O'Neill
Nebraska
Tom
Tessmindt
Tn Ded
Gallagher
M. J. Harrington
N. P. Kinkaid
Harrington
R. D. Dickson
Neil Brennan
Holt County
Five Years For Rustling In Annis Nebraska
County Attorney Ankefer wired District Judge Thompson to hold a special session. Roy Vincent pleaded guilty to horse stealing asked for mercy. The judge sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary after advising reform and citizenly conduct.
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Ankefer
Hyannis
Neb
Thompson
Roy Vincent Om
Karl Gross
Football Receipts Split With Minnesota Share
The state university athletic association reports Nebraska received 50 percent of gate receipts from the Minnesota game, totaling 4739 dollars. After about 400 dollars in expenses, the balance goes to the athletic treasury for future needs. Plans are under way to start a training table to improve the football team before four major November games.
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The
State University Athletic Association
Minnesota
Nebraska
Mrs Witwer Charged With First Degree Murder
A formal charge of murder in the first degree was preferred against Mrs. Mary Belle Witwer of Dayton Ohio. She stands accused of administering arsenic wilfully and maliciously to alleged victims including Mrs. Pugh. The coroner’s report is pending awaiting expert findings on the intestines. the affidavit rests on circumstantial evidence.
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Mary
Belle Witwer
Dayton
Witwer
Pugh
Murderer of Doctor Failor Arrested in Des Moines
Chester Tyler, a Black man, identified as the killer of Dr. B M Failor of Newton Iowa, was arrested in Des Moines and tailing clues point to his crime. He confessed to several people and had been hiding near the Newton area. the stolen watch was recovered from him after an earlier theft arrest.
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BM. Failor
Newton
Des Moinés
Failor
Chester“Tyler
Goal Mines
Des Moines
Dr. Failor
Tyler
Death of Nebraskas early settler Representative Watson
Coleridge Blade reports the death of Representative Watson of Nebraskas district after an eighteen month illness. He is remembered as an early settler who leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Watson
The
Coleridge
Blade
Watsn
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Robert Bonner
Tata Cal Porpe
Jetter
Washington
Hemet
Court ‘of Appeals
Grant
Iive
Iowa
Milwaukee
Senator Kearns
Annis
Negro Contafesnes
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